The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-11

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to the Coast Tuesday.
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The Supreme Court Term resumes
session this morning.
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The bark Colusa will sail for Port
Townsend tomorrow.
Pacific Hose Company holds its
monthly meeting this evening
In card elsewhere DIR. Miner an
nounces the resumption OF practice for
himself in Honolulu.
Messrs. Gibson and Hayseden's
trials for embezzlement are due in the
Police Court this morning.
The Pacific Mail dock is receiving a
new foundation. A plank was left off
over deep water last night
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn has been
appointed acting Governor Of Oahu in
place of Hon. Antoine Rosa.
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A young native girl, who fell very
sick at The Kawaiahao Seminary, was
removed to her home on Nuuanu street
yesterday.
The skating rink at Waimea, Kauai,
is breaking more pockets and bruising
more bodies than any other institution
IN the Kingdom.
It is reported that the schooner
Mana will carry the South Sea Isl
anders home, instead Of the bark IA.
lakaua as originally planned.
A large portion Of the male frater'
nifty last week were attacked with severe
cramps. Who'd "a thought the early
closing Of the saloons would have such
painful efects
Advices from Kauai are to the effect
that the news Of the peaceful revolu
ton at the capital was received with
unadulterated pleasure by all classes
on the garden isle"
There is much talk about town o.
discontented natives forming a league
another constitutional revolution, and j
is fact that some conferences have
already been held.
John Robinson, who figured in th'
raid on the Jubilee party, was dismissed
from the mounted police last Thursday
He is said to have got into a scrap'
since then that ended his usefulness.
Geo. W. De Long Post, G. A. r.
holds It's regular meeting to morrow
evening, when the proposed UniteC
States pension bill will be considered
The official notice OF meeting will ap
pear in to-mouow's issue.
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Following are new arrivals at tn,
Eagle Houses Miss Carothers, Miss ]
p. Williams, San Francisco; Mr. +. w
Yates, Waianae; Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
Maui Mr., Adolph Haneberg, Nh
August Haneberg, Kauai.
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A native connected with the Palac
regime known as Levi, held an i'm
promptu meeting opposite the Pos
Office yesterday morning. His r'
marks we're considered decidedly in
flammatory and Of revolutionar
character.
A report reached Kapaa, Kauai, th'
the King had been executed, and IN;
the steamer WaIaleale, which was ju'
outside the landing, was after recruit
for the revoutionlsts. A number
Portuguese Immediately volunteers
atheir services.
The bark Guillemo, recently bougl
at auction by the Wider Steamship Co
having been repaired and recoppered G
the Marine Railway, is being thorong
" recaulked and re6tted at the Fl:
Market wharf--in fact being made
staunch sea going craft. Capt. Bale
formerly mate on the steamer kilau'
Hou, has been promoted as her cor
mander, in place of Sandman
The last entertainment OF the Bll
Ribbon League met with the usual su
cess. DIR. Peterson gave the addre'
His remarks showed deep thought al
careful study Of what he called Il
disease of alcohol, and showed how
sential it is to keep, like the noble sh
riding a gale, guarded in every posslt
way to prevent drifting, Alcoholis
must be treated as any other dlsea'
His remarks were we'll received.
Band Concert.
The following programme VIII
played this Monday evening at u
O'Clock at Emma Squares
Overture-Hungarian ,.,''''''''' 49,
Polka--Cavalier ,,,,.,..,'''''''''r A'' ~ "
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